Will this be a good light for LPS 24" deep and SPS 12" deep?
43639
I am not sure but it works amazing with my 40 gallon breeder tank set up lighting is great and has some awesome features
43640
Its great with my SPS - coloring is amazing! I dont have any LPS, so I can't advise.
43641
Works great with my 36" deep with Lps brains hammers torches frogspawn and they grow really well
43642
HeyI think for LPS 17"-19" deep and SPS 10" deep. I have this from 1 week and my tank deep 20". Come see what will
1440843
I have a 30 inch deep tank and the light coverage is fine for softies and Lps corals but the spa corals need to be up close to the fixture.
387078
Sry I can't find my tape measure but the inside is about the same dim as the outside. Completely hollow I would think Lps would fit easily
1589473
It would be fine. The enclosure it's self is large, so be sure to have a space available for that size. Your 24" will look small in it, but it gives you room to grow.
945796
Yes, just be sure you got a 2 to 3 inch lip where as my desk has moldings which are in the way but I made it work and the light is awesome!!!
1233024
Yes..!! am speaking off personal experience, I got I got singles..double..4's and 8's...The only light I recommend inches away are T12...
1125510
I use this light to illuminate a 4'x4' tray. The plants on the very edges all lean inwards towards the center. I went to a different reflector, 24"x24" and this eliminated the plant lean. I think the reflector would be good for a 3'x3' grow at max. The ballast and bulbs are good though.
263187
I don't think that would give you the light that you are looking for. It's very bright but you need to be sitting within 12 inches of the light to get any affect. You would probably want to get a bigger light that was meant for lighting a larger area. This is a great light for light therapy, but not for lighting a whole room. I also think the light bulbs wouldn't last very long in that situation.
106985
Yes per the manufacturer it is good for all SPS and LPS corals. Just be sure to put the lower light corals near the bottom of the tank so they do not burn if you are putting it that close to the top.
1328813
As @totsubo said.. This should not be an issue. I use a Paul Buff White Lighting 1600 with 6' Octa with no problem. This thing is big and heavy duty. Not real portable though. I did find a bag for it. Look for the tote bag for EZ-UP shelters. It fits perfect. One last thing, I drilled out the hole for the tilt and replaced with the next size bolt (I think it is 5/8"). The smaller bolt did not really tighten down as much as I would like. I was getting a little sag until I changed the bolt.
280225
you have to measure the top of your tank - it sits on the edge from side to side. The 24" will have fewer lights than a longer one. I have three 48" lights on my 90 gal tank that is 48" wide, 18" from front to back and 36" deep.
792341
I think you would be fine as LEDs don't draw much current. I have @ 12ft split in 3ea 4ft lengths with no issues at all.
1440606
Width doesn't matter as much as length does...the Finnex light will work fine for 12" width.
704924
Re the interior cabinet for LP storage the answer is NO, as is. While it does have an adjustable shelf, it does NOT adjust to accommodate 12" LPs. It's 18" from the bottom to the top lip of the interior cabinet, BUT it only has 3 factory shelf level choices at 8", 9" or 10" none of which leave enough room under or over the shelf for 12" LPs. You'd need to drill additional higher or lower holes for the shelf, in order to fit LPs or just not use the interior shelf for the full 18". Imo, this piece is worth the minor modification.
1480599
The light is awesome for lps and sps corals. It should be good for an anemone too but it depends on what the anemone likes.
1418177
It should work fine but I would recommend a smaller diameter Softlighter, perhaps a 36-48 inch if they make those sizes. I love the 60 inch but is a bit cumbersome in tight spaces.
1209410
yes, but it gets pushed more and more off-center. I recommend getting the light(s) as centered on the shaft as you can (the LumoPro LP180 does that well, as does 2 or 3 lights on a tri-bracket).